Democratic candidate Yassamin Ansari, who supports cryptocurrency, narrowly won the primary election in Arizona's 3rd district with a margin of just 39 votes against Raquel Terán, who was backed by Senator Elizabeth Warren. This result was confirmed after a recount on Tuesday. Ansari, who previously served as the vice mayor of Phoenix, will compete in the general election in a strongly Democratic-leaning district, making it likely that she could become one of the members of Congress advocating for friendly regulation of the U.S. digital asset industry. The leading political action committee Fairshaq, which focuses on the cryptocurrency industry, provided approximately $1.4 million in advertising support for Ansari's campaign and plans to continue supporting up to 21 Congressional elections in the November general election.